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Let’s try something here. I’d like the community to try to educate each other as much as possible. I’ve included a link to the ponder question from yesterday with the responses of what people would like to know more about. If you’re feeling motivated, copy one of those, paste it into a cast, tag the person who asked, and answer their question. The mods and I will engage on your answers.

Let’s try something here. I’d like the community to try to educate each other as much as possible. I’ve included a link to the ponder question from yesterday with the responses of what people would like to know more about. If you’re feeling motivated, copy one of those, paste it into a cast, tag the person who asked, and answer their question. The mods and I will engage on your answers. 


https://www.weponder.io/questions/9c7d50ee-64f6-4814-ad6d-478183ccb702

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@freymon.eth question 

“so for the whales that have a good amount of moxie/fts in their possession, how do they liquidate some of their positions so that it won’t affect the price of the fts/moxie, is there a strategy?”

It’s not possible to liquidate a large amount of assets without it having a effect on price, if there is any consolation, the only way to reverse that is reinvest or have another whale invest the ‘deficit’

Or air stack burns more tokens (unlikely haha)

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There are a few other ways. 

If a whale is a liquidity provider, and the price is going up, they are essentially selling by being the liquidity, and in a was that is beneficial for price. 

Another way for a whale to exit and not impact the price is through an OTC sale to another whale